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Can anyone ID these teeth - my dog found them

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My puppy was out in the woods and brought this in the house.  Any clue what type of animal they might have come from?  Total length is about six inches:

 

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Looks like deer. I find things that look like that in the woods often. Not a carnivore thats for sure.

C'mon guys everyone should know this, those are chupa cabra teeth!!!

Duh, herbivore teeth. Did your dog get one of those Triceratops like Spielberg? 

At least it's not the "jawbone of an......." well..... you know..... :D

99% of us would have some shitty iPhone picture up. Howard has the perfect background and perfect lighting. I think I want him to photo my AR for the pics section.

Scuse me sir, I believe you might have some grass stuck in your teeth. No, not there, yes yes there.

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99% of us would have some shitty iPhone picture up. Howard has the perfect background and perfect lighting. I think I want him to photo my AR for the pics section.

Thanks!  You can't take real pictures with fake cameras - not even I can do that.  Was at the lake the other night and my wife's hair was lit up really nice by the back lit sun so I got my iPhone out to take a picture.  I knew I needed flash to light her face, but the iPhone would not cooperate.  This is the "best" it would do for me!  Would have been a great picture with a camera that let me make decisions:

 

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Seems the consensus is my dog went deer hunting --- thanks.

I had to professionally photograph Lox once. It was the most difficult and unpleasant shoot ..ever.

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I had to professionally photograph Lox once. It was the most difficult and unpleasant shoot ..ever.

Lox?  Like in Nova?  What is wrong with that????

What is wrong with it? Ever hear the expression "lay there like a lox" ? Very hard to pose and smells awful after 20 minutes under lights.

Too funny^^^!  Lay there like a Lox?  That did it, now I'm "jonesin' for a Bagel w/ Nova and a schmere!

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Darn it, the local Bagel place is closed, guess I'll have to wait for morning.  Perhaps you can post some of those Lox pictures to tide me over.

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Yummy fish. Thanks!

My puppy was out in the woods and brought this in the house.  Any clue what type of animal they might have come from?  Total length is about six inches:

 

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Mipafox (Mipafoxus erectus rex).

Deer lower jaw for sure. Ive got a box of them in the garage myself. Along with a box of skulls and antlers. Why I save them I cant answer, im not sure myself..

The antlers make really good chews for dogs.

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Deer lower jaw for sure. Ive got a box of them in the garage myself. Along with a box of skulls and antlers. Why I save them I cant answer, im not sure myself..

Well if someone who Slays Deer says they are from a Deer then I will go with that!

Looks like the Jaw Bone of an Ass.... Sampson used one to lay wast to 1000 Philistines... the original CCW..... I wonder if he needed permit?... Nah... I'm sure he open carried it right on his sash

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